Throughout history there has always been worry with the connection between “new technology” and “the media”. Â When something new goes public, media leaders must decide if this idea or object will be good or bad for them. Â According to Pavlik, events such as this goes as far back as the 1800’s. Â Pavlik tells the story of how Samuel F.B. Morse brought photography to American newspapers. Â As you can see this connection benefited media and is still used today. Â The problem with investing in new technologies, is the risk that they may not become very popular. Â The reading states that “In 2006, not a single major U.S. media organization sponsored a pioneering MIT Media Lab.” Â Today, we rely on many media leaders such as Google to help us with things like research. Â You can type anything in the search bar and guaranteed something will come up. Â Imagine if investors did not believe enough in the internet and did not invest their money. Â You would not be able to read this blog right now.
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